CCI Utility And Construction Services, LLC

CCI Utility And Construction Services, LLC, operating as the CCI Utility And Construction Services Division, is an Alaska Native Corporation-owned, minority-owned, and veteran-owned small business that delivers design-build construction, facility maintenance, repair, and infrastructure modernization services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor across federal installations primarily in the Southeast and at space operations facilities in Florida. The vendor is a subsidiary of Bristol Bay Native Corporation and competes predominantly in open federal contracting, with secondary exposure to 8(a) set-asides.

CCI's customer footprint is heavily concentrated in Army facility sustainment. The top five funding agencies account for 96% of recent awards, dominated by the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region (2,524 awards, $1.41 billion combined potential value), which anchors approximately 85% of CCI's total federal contract portfolio. Secondary customers include the Department of the Air Force Space Command (9 awards, $769 million, heavily weighted by a single $8.65 million delivery order for weather operations repairs at Patrick Space Force Base awarded July 2025), the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command (45 awards, $290.8 million), the Department of the Air Force Special Operations Command (120 awards, $66.3 million), and the Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection (36 awards, $46.5 million).

CCI's principal vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract W9124P20D0002, a total small-business-set-aside IDIQ held with Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region, which anchors 2,613 task orders (88% of CCI's prime footprint) valued at $710.4 million combined potential value. The company also holds a $750 million Space Coast Multiple Award Construction Contract (SCMACC) with the Air Force Space Command for design-build construction at Florida space installations, from which it has issued task orders for fire alarm system repairs, concrete repairs, and facility infrastructure work. Additional IDIQ vehicles include Navy Facilities Engineering Command contracts (N4008520D0045, N4008519D5000, N4008519D1229) generating smaller volumes of work at naval installations.

CCI's core capability portfolio centers on facility sustainment, restoration, and modernization (SRM) at military installations: HVAC replacements, electrical upgrades, roof repair and replacement, building renovations, concrete and door repairs, envelope repairs (siding, roofing, exterior weatherization), parking lot milling and overlay, interior renovations (carpet, paint, lighting, ceiling tiles), utility infrastructure (potable water service, wastewater re-routing, electrical distribution, UPS and generator installation), and specialized facility work such as server room upgrades, laboratory renovation, and facility modernization for test and research operations. Representative named delivery orders include a $31.74 million Multi-Purpose Range Complex (MPRC) construction award (DOD Headquarters, May 2026, full and open), a $8.65 million weather operations infrastructure repair at Patrick Space Force Base (July 2025, Air Force Space Command), a $6.2 million Stillwater Basin upgrades project for unmanned underwater vehicle programs at Naval Undersea Warfare Center Newport (September 2025, Naval Sea Systems Command), and multiple renovation and repair tasks in the $100K–$1M range across Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama.

The vendor's award trajectory shows activity growth from 450 awards in 2022 to a peak of 480 in 2024, with 404 awards in 2025 reflecting typical annual completion and re-award cycles. Thirteen awards totaling $66.2 million combined potential value face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing moderate recompete exposure concentrated in ongoing Redstone Arsenal and Army Southeast Region sustainment initiatives. CCI operates as a 100% prime contractor (2,973 awards, zero sub-awards in the source data), meaning the vendor builds and delivers nearly all work in-house without significant subcontractor engagement. SCI-reported service contract activity is minimal—$562 thousand invoiced in FY2022 across 0.9 FTEs, with no FY2023 SCI-reportable services contracts—indicating that the vast majority of CCI's federal revenue flows through construction and design-build delivery orders rather than labor-hour service contracts. Hourly rates on the limited SCI-reportable contracts range from around $297/hr (10th percentile) through a median of $561/hr to outlier high-skill positions exceeding $9,200/hr. When CCI engages subcontractors on prime work, sub labor represents approximately 16% of total contractor hours on average, though the vendor maintains minimal named subcontractor relationships (two total across the SCI dataset).

CCI's competitive posture reflects its status as a small business holding prime authority across multiple Army and Air Force IDIQ vehicles. The vendor competes without set-aside protection on roughly 70% of recent delivery orders, with competitive 8(a) set-asides accounting for much of the remainder. The company has not pursued or secured sub-awards or subcontractor roles; it operates entirely as a prime contractor to federal customers. Recent contract activity (spanning July 2025 through July 2026 awards in the source) shows sustained volume across Redstone Arsenal facility work, with awards ranging from under $5,000 for minor electrical and HVAC modifications to $31.74 million for the MPRC construction project. Activity concentration at Redstone Arsenal and within Army Southeast Region is pronounced and appears structural rather than temporary, reflecting an established long-term contracting relationship with high recurring facility maintenance and modernization demand at a large Army installation.